Antique 1920 Herschede Hall Clock 4-Tube Chime Grandfather Clock 2 Weight #6098 Complete UNTESTED

Antique 1920 Herschede Hall Clock 4-Tube Chime Grandfather Clock 2 Weight #6098 Complete UNTESTED AS IS Beautiful and impressive antique Herschede Hall Clock Company tall-case / grandfather clock, manufactured in Cincinnati, Ohio and dating to approximately 1920. Approx Measurements: 84" inch Tall : 23" wide : 14" Deep This is an early two-weight, four-tubular-chime Herschede hall clock featuring a substantial brass mechanical movement, ornate silvered dial, four long tubular chimes, two brass-cased weights and a long pendulum with brass bob. The mechanical movement is stamped #6098 and “PAT'D JAN. 12-09.” Published Herschede serial-number references place movement #6098 at approximately 1920. The clock features a beautiful ornate silvered dial with raised gold-tone Arabic numerals, intricate engraved floral decoration, decorative pierced hands, subsidiary seconds dial and chime controls. Inside the case are FOUR long tubular chimes / gongs along with TWO brass-cased weights, one noticeably larger than the other. The clock also retains its Herschede award plaque reading: THE HERSCHEDE HALL CLOCK CO. CINCINNATI, OHIO, U.S.A. PANAMA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION 1915 GRAND PRIZE The 1915 date refers to Herschede's award at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition and is not the manufacture date of this particular clock. DETAILS: • Maker: Herschede Hall Clock Co. – Cincinnati, Ohio • Date: Circa 1920 • Movement / Serial #: 6098 • Movement Marking: “PAT'D JAN. 12-09” • Movement: Mechanical two-weight system • Chimes: Four tubular chimes / gongs • Weights: Two brass-cased weights, one larger than the other • Pendulum: Long pendulum rod with brass bob • Dial: Ornate silvered/engraved dial with raised gold-tone Arabic numerals • Case: Dark wood tall case with glass front and side panels • Plaque: Herschede 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition Grand Prize • Approx. Dimensions: 84" Tall x 23" Wide x 14" Deep CONDITION: Good antique preowned condition for its age with some scratches, finish wear, small nicks, oxidation, patina and other age-related cosmetic wear. Please look closely at all photos for the best description of condition. The glass appears intact. The dial, movement and other components have not been polished or cosmetically restored, preserving their aged appearance and patina. IMPORTANT – SOLD AS-IS / UNTESTED: This clock has NOT been tested or attempted to be wound, and its recent service history is unknown. Because of its age and the complexity of the mechanical movement, it is being sold AS-IS / UNTESTED. I cannot guarantee that it currently runs, keeps accurate time, chimes or strikes correctly. The clock appears substantially complete and includes everything pictured: wood clock case, mechanical movement, dial and hands, FOUR tubular chimes, TWO brass-cased weights, pendulum and associated components. A beautiful and substantial antique clock and an excellent candidate for restoration or addition to a collection of Herschede clocks, antique grandfather clocks, tubular chime clocks, tall-case clocks or early American mechanical clocks. Serious inquiries welcome. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL TEXT OR EMAIL ASK FOR RICK 94ONE-4FOUR7-3FIVE2ZERO